Consultancy Study on Sport for All - Participation Patterns of Hong ...

(2) Players' agents; (3) Protection of minors; (4) Corruption, money
laundering and other financial crime; (5) Licensing systems; and (6)
Media.
D. Follow-up – (1) Structured dialogue with sports stakeholders; (2)
Cooperation with Member States; and (3) Social dialogue.
China Nationwide Physical Fitness Programme: 1-2-1 initiatives (全民健
身 121 工程)
For citizens: -- Participate in at least one physical exercise every day;
learn at least two kinds of sports per year; participate in physical
fitness test once a year.
For family: -- Equip with at least one exercise device; engage in
outdoor PA no less than twice a quarter; subscribe to at least one
exercise-related magazine.
For community: -- Provide at least one exercise venue in each
community; organise community-wide physical exercises twice a
year; establish a group of fitness instructors in each community.
For school: -- Require each student to participate in one-hour physical
exercise every day; organise students to participate in outdoor
hiking or camping twice a year; organise students to take health
examination once a year.
Japan 1) realise a lifelong sports society in which all people can enjoy sports
any time and any where, and create a sports environment in local
communities;
2) improve Japanese international competitiveness in sports so that
Japanese athletes can play an even greater role in the Olympics and
other international athletic competitions; and
3) take steps to enhance physical education in schools to further
promote physical education and sports activities for children in
conjunction with the support of schools and local governments.
The goal of the Basic Plan for the Promotion of Sports is to increase
the percentage of people involving in sports at least once a week to
at least 50% as quickly as possible.
South Korea Aims at improving the quality of citizens through sports and
establishment of Sport for All infrastructures.
The promotion of Sport for All industry involves the construction of
sports facilities, the development and distribution of sports
programmes, and the promotion of both voluntary sports clubs and
products of the relevant sports. From 2003 to 2007, focus is
placed on the construction of infrastructures, the facilitation of
sports club activities in schools and the enhancement of the health
condition of its citizens, especially the youths. It is targeted to
increase sports participation rate from 10% in 2007 to 30% in
2011.
Singapore The three pillars: Sports for everyone, sporting excellence and a
serious sports industry:
-- Sports Participation: to provide all levels of sports and exercise
programmes, from entry level to elite training.
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